Stainless Steel Coils

Stainless Steel Coil

A stainless steel coil is a long, continuous length of stainless steel formed into a tightly wound spiral. It is like a giant spring but made from the strong, corrosion-resistant metal we know as stainless steel.

These coils come in various sizes, with thicknesses ranging from a thin sheet to a hefty bar, and widths spanning from a few centimeters to over a meter. The inner diameter of the coil, known as the eye, can be small enough to hold your hand or large enough to accommodate a person.

The stainless steel can have different finishes, like a smooth, polished surface or a more industrial, matte one. The specific grade of stainless steel determines its properties, such as how well it resists rust or heat.

These coils are the raw material for a vast array of products. They can be unwound, cut, and shaped into everything from kitchen appliances and building materials to automotive parts and medical equipment. Their versatility, strength, and resistance to corrosion make them a highly valuable industrial material.